Yes! Endura Wall is specifically designed to be user-friendly. Its dry-stack system doesn’t require mortar between blocks, ideal for DIYers with basic construction skills, permits, inspections, and subcontractors.
You will need some basic masonry tools, which can be purchased or rented at a local hardware store. Endura can provide a complete list of the tools needed for installation. Contact us.
Yes, Endura offers installation manuals and videos that walk you through the process step-by-step. These are especially helpful for DIYers working on their own homes. Request installation training and guides here.
Typically Endura Wall is used for exterior walls, but with the right design, it could be used for the entire home! It can be suitable for both foundations and above-grade exterior walls, with the right installation technique.
Yes, just like any structural building material, you'll need to get your local building department's approval. While the Endura Wall System meets or exceeds most code requirements, it’s smart to bring their specs to your permitting office.
Most likely, yes. The system has been used in residential, commercial, and even government buildings. If you’re unsure, Endura can help you with documentation to submit for local approval.
The Endura Wall System is incredibly strong! It is 25% stronger than regular block walls, and rated for up to 4 hours of fire protection. It’s also resistant to pests, mold, and water intrusion, which makes it great for basements and storm-prone areas.
You can plan to save money on your heating and cooling bills with Endura Wall. With up to effective R-54 thermal rating, Endura Wall outperforms most conventional framing systems. That means major energy savings, especially in extreme climates.
Upfront, it may be slightly more than wood framing—but you’ll save on labor, tools, long-term energy bills, and even insurance thanks to its durability and fire resistance. Keep in mind that it only affects the exterior wall cost. Plus, you’ll have better soundproofing capabilities than wood framing and drywall will deliver.
The wall system components will be delivered to the project site on pallets or bales, so off-loading equipment (forklift) will be needed, unless otherwise detailed in the order.
For small projects, it’s possible to complete projects solo. But for full home builds, it's better (and faster) to have a few helpers. The good news is, no specialized labor is needed! Friends or family can pitch in after minimal training. Request installation training and guides here.
No. Once installed and coated with the surface bonding material, any treating or maintenance, would only be on whatever finish you apply. Endura Wall is essentially maintenance-free. It won’t rot, warp, or settle like wood.
Decades—possibly 75–100 years or more with little to no maintenance. A structure built with the Endura Wall System is there for the long haul, and it’s one of the most durable systems on the market.
The Endura block is created from a mixture of Portland Cement, sand, plasticizers, a combination various aggregates [pea gravel, cinders, pumice, expanded shale, etc] and water.
The layered brick creates a durable, noise, fire and flood resistant, and energy efficient building foundation for your home or business.
Have questions about Endura Wall or need help finding the right solution for your space? Our team is here to help. Whether you're planning a new project or need support with an existing installation, we’re just a message away. Reach out through our contact form, give us a call, or send us an email. We’re happy to assist you every step of the way.